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MJY65:
I am glad you clarified what you were referring too. I was thinking" LSP v.FSP" what the Heck is that?" Of course I wouldn't really know. When I had an airbrush I used a common Primer thinned after decanting 1:1. The Primer? Krylon Surface primer in Dove Grey!
I use Fine surface primer exclusivly shot through my Iwata with .5 needle, straight decanted. Since I use the larger needle I no longer thin, but when I did I used LT or Mr Hobby leveling thinner. Either way I always sand with 3K padded paper for a ultra smooth surface, then paint.
BK
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Mrchntmarine Sorry - just seeing this. anyone else thin it with LT???
Sorry - just seeing this.
anyone else thin it with LT???
I think you will find most people thin lacquer primer with LT, which is what the Tamiya product is.
Keep on modeling!
All the best,
William
Mrchntmarine I picked up a bottle of LSP to try. What pressure / tip size for airbrush do you use?
I picked up a bottle of LSP to try. What pressure / tip size for airbrush do you use?
"You can have my illegal fireworks when you pry them from my cold, dead fingers...which are...over there somewhere."
I picked up a bottle of LSP today, thinned it 1:1 and primed some spoons and squares of styrene sheet. Did the same with decanted FSP. If there's any difference between the two, it would take some ridiculously careful observation to detect it. Certainly not enough to justify decanting, IMO.
Is the grain structure the same in the bottled Liquid Surface Primer as in the rattle can Fine Surface Primer?
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